LZT1012481: Tribute to French Ballonist Henri Giffard in the Form of a Handwritten French Text Shaped As a Balloon, Inside a Printed Floral Border, Clarey & Gibert, Tours., 1878 , Tribute Written by Mr. Wrabelly of Hungary, Town of Pressbourg (Bratislava), on the Occasion of Seeing the Giant Giffard Balloon Exhibited in the Tuileries Gardens During His Visit to the World Exposition Held in Paris in 1878 / Bridgeman Images
LZT1013313: The Children and the Uncle. Studied in Vienna and Munich, Later Principal of Technical Painting at the Academy in Stuttgart, Germany. Beer, Beer Jug, Pipe, Smoking, Bread, Table, Table Cloth, Plate, Fork, Spoon, Girls, Boys, Interior, Food and Drink, Liszt Gourmet Archive / Bridgeman Images
LZT1012610: A Word of Comfort, Dent, William, Active 1783-1793, En Sanguine Engraving 1790, a British Satire on the Efforts of Charles James Fox to Get the Test and Corporation Acts Repealed. Joseph Priestley, Preaching, Speaks for the Concerns of the Clergy, Stating Their Opposition to Reynard and Associates (Fox, Richard Brinsley Sheridan, John Townshend, and Another Man, Possibly William Windham). Fox Asks, Pray, Doctor is There Such a Thing As a Devil? to which Priestley Responds with a Resounding No. The Devil, Standing Amid Flames, is About to Skewer Priestley. The Test and Corporation Acts Required Membership in the Church of England, As Well As Other Religious and Civil Obligations, for Anyone Seeking Public Office. In a Touch of Irony, the Prince of Wales (George IV) and Maria Fitzherbert, Joined in an Illegal Marriage, Sit in a Pew on Priestley's Left, Facing the Viewer. That Priestley's No is Printed in the Same Type As the Title a Word of Comfort Suggests a Play on Words. / Bridgeman Images
LZT1012612: John Bull, Baited by the Dogs of Excise, En Sanguine Engraving 1790, British Satire on Efforts by William Pitt, George Rose, and Some Members of Parliament to Impose New Excise Duties on Tobacco (Cf. Tobacco Excise Bill). The Additional Tax Burden on British Citizens is Implied by the Image of a Bull, Muzzled and Blindfolded, with Legs Chained to a Stump, Being Harassed by Dogs (Depicted with Heads of Members of Parliament). Edward Thurlow, Also Shown As a Dog, Registers His Opposition to These New Excise Fetters for John Bull by Urinating on Tobacco Leaves. Among the Members of Parliament Depicted Are: William Wyndam Grenville, Henry Dundas, Charles Lennox Richmond, Charles Jenkinson, Richard Pepper Arden, Sir Charles Pratt Camden, and Possibly Francis Osborne Carmarthen. / Bridgeman Images
LZT1012275: Schnaken and Schnurren, 1866, Mosquitoes and Purring. A Humorous Story in Pictures from the Writer and Illustrator of Max Und Moritz, Munchener Bilderbogen and Fliegende Blatter. Children's Literature from the 19th Century, Comic Illustrated Cautionary Tales, Busch, Wilhelm (1832-1908) / Bridgeman Images
LZT1012245: Schnaken and Schnurren, 1866, Mosquitoes and Purring. A Humorous Story in Pictures from the Writer and Illustrator of Max Und Moritz, Munchener Bilderbogen and Fliegende Blatter. Children's Literature from the 19th Century, Comic Illustrated Cautionary Tales, Busch, Wilhelm (1832-1908) / Bridgeman Images